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A cricket ball of mass 100g moving with a velocity of 30 m/s is stopped by a player in 0.05 seconds. The average force exerted by the player is-

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Owusu Napoleon
Owusu Napoleon 2 years ago
If f= (mv) /t
M=100g=0.1kg
V=30m/s
T=0.05s
Then: F = (0.1*30)/0.05
=3/0.05
=60N
Therefore :F=60N
So why, F=-60N
So
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